Mid-Term Conference Proceedings

Block 1 - Introduction to Sustainable Mobility and Tourism

General Introduction
Harald Egerer, UNEP Vienna

Introduction to ACCESS2MOUNTAIN
Robert Thaler, Ministry of Agricutlure, Environment and Water Management
Günther Lichtblau, Environment Agency Austria (Lead Partner)

Introductory Note "sustainable mobility and Tourism"
Romain Molitor, komobile w7, project management ACCESS2MOUNTAIN



Block 2 - Railway in Tourism

Vinschgau Line - Best-practice in South Tyrol
Michael Prader, STA South Tyrol Railways, Facility Design

Narrow gauge railway Borzhavska Vuzkokoliyka - Best-practice in Ukraine
Denis Dobra, NGO "Borzhavska iniciatyva"

Tatra railway - Best-practice in High Tatras/Slovakia
Ladislav Olexa, Kosice self-governing region

Guidelines and factors of success for regional and narrow gauge railways
Ernst Lung, Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology



Block 3 - Multimodal Transport

Good-practices for Multimodal Transport in Tourism - Recommendations and Success Criteria
Miriam L. Weiß, European Academy of Bolzano

Multimodal aspects of Bike-Tourism
Hans Peter Kreidl, hpkreidl and Heribert Entacher, Hohe Tauern aktiv

"AlpenTaxi" - Closing the last mile in public transport services
Patrick Jaeger, mountain wilderness

Eco-Mobility managment in a national park
Alois Lang, National Park Lake Neusiedl, public relations



Block 4 - The ACCESS2MOUNTAIN Model Regions - Preconditions and Perspectives

National Park Gesäuse region
Mostviertel region
North Hungary
Corvara, South Tyrol
Maramureş
Kosice region
Rzeszow region
Eastern Serbia/Timok Krajina region
Western Ukraine

Supporting sustainable mobility planning and decision making in mountain regions: the ACCESS2MOUNTAIN environmental-landscape model
Renato De Leone, Massimo Sargolini & Andrea Renzi, University of Camerino